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Though outnumbered, Balian and his knights charge Saladin's cavalry, allowing the villagers time to flee.
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Though and knights
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Though and charge
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Though his father provided the funds, it was Waldorf who was in charge of the paper, and he developed a harmonious working relationship with Garvin.
Though he was an officer of the Irish Volunteers, in charge of 200 men in Belfast, it was decided that Belfast could not take part in the rising, as the dominance of the Ulster Volunteers in the northeast could lead to sectarian civil war.
Though not of legal age he at once took charge of this important institution, with the assurance from the board of directors, of which Mr. Kendall was president, that they looked with favor on his scheme, then definitely proposed, to develop the new school into a college.
Though the revolutionary government on Samos wished to become part of Greece, this did not happen until late 1914 when a General Administrator was sent from Athens to take charge.
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Though released without charge, records suggest that this was not the last time they were to be questioned by the authorities over their religion.
Though Anna Beauchamp was questioned, a charge against her for being an accessory to the crime was dismissed.
Though they receive the publications free of charge, depository libraries are responsible for the costs of processing the items and making them available.
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Though he denied the charge, the criticism would shape King's subsequent decisions regarding the park.
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